The Anguka Nayo hitmakers have finally responded to the claims and backlash that has been all over the social media ever since they performed their song for President William Ruto and other dignitaries who had attended the just concluded Mashujaa Day celebrations held in Kwale.

Kenyans had adopted the trending song as their fight song during the anti- finance bill protest earlier this year.

Due to that, Kenyans viewed the performance as a big mockery to them and citizens who had either been abducted and tortured, wrongfully arrested, suffered bodily harm and most importantly those who had lost their lives during the Reject Finance Bill 2024 protests which ultimately turned to Anti-government protests.

Defending their actions, through a statement from their manager, the duo known as Wadagliz argued they weren’t working with the government and their weekend performance shouldn’t be pulled out of context.

Further noting that it was all business and nothing more as his clients have no political allegiance to anyone. 

“We performed during the Mashujaa Day celebrations because the government wanted us to. That does not mean we support the government.’’

Many  of their fans had shared that they will no longer be listening to any Wadagliz songs accompanied with evidence of them either unfollowing, restricting or deleting the duo’s art, mainly the ‘Anguka Nayo,’ song from their devices and streaming platforms.